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- Arnup Cup
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- Canadian National Mediation Advocacy Competition
- Fasken Martineau First Year International Law Moot
- Gale Cup
- Harold G. Fox Moot
- Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot
- Kawaskimhon National Aboriginal Law Moot
- Laskin Moot
- Mathews Dinsdale and Clark Labour Arbitration Moot
- Niagara Moot
- Ontario Trial Lawyers Association Moot (OTLA)
- Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot
- Wilson Moot
- Hicks Morley Labour Arbitration Competition
- Bowman Tax Moot
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J.D. Students
Queen's Law's long-standing tradition of academic excellence and community spirit thrives through the achievements and contributions of our law students. We attract excellent students from across the country and our students reflect Ontario's diversity.
We prepare our students for the future by:
- Offering a strong, broad curriculum in core and emerging fields of law, enriched with an international perspective.
- Providing an increasing number of international exchange and study abroad opportunities, including the Global Law Programs at Herstmonceux Castle in Sussex, England.
- Presenting opportunities to apply legal knowledge and skills with our first-rate clinical programs such as Queen's Legal Aid and the Correctional Law Project, Competitive Moots and Pro Bono Students Canada.
- Offering experience in legal scholarship and editing through the Queen's Law Journal.
Our students achieve their academic and career goals with help from an administrative team providing excellent support through the Career Services Office, our Education Equity Program, Faculty and Student Services Offices.